Roscommon Safe Link was delighted to take part in the Community Fun Day held on Friday, June 13th at the Further Education and Training (FET) Centre in Castlerea. The event, organised by Galway and Roscommon Education and Training Board (GRETB) in partnership with Roscommon Leader Partnership, brought together local services and community members for an […]
We were proud to take part in Go Purple Day, an event organised by An Garda Síochána in partnership with domestic abuse services across Ireland. This powerful initiative raises awareness of domestic abuse and brings communities together in solidarity with individuals who have experienced abuse. A sincere thank you to the Gardaí in Boyle for […]
Roscommon Safe Link hosted a successful Easter Activity Event on April 17th, welcoming local children for a morning filled with creativity, fun, and community spirit. The event, which ran from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM, featured a variety of arts and crafts activities, along with seasonal treats that added to the festive atmosphere. A heartfelt […]
Over €1,831 has been raised for Roscommon Safe Link thanks to the efforts of Megan Lyons and Louise Thomas, who recently completed the Valentia Half Marathon in support of the charity’s work with domestic abuse. The pair took on the 21-kilometre challenge on Saturday, April 19th, at 9:30am in Knightstown on Valentia Island, Co. Kerry. […]
Roscommon Safe Link (RSL), a frontline domestic violence and abuse service, has reported a 13% increase in new clients and a 5% increase in continuing clients over the past year, according to its 2024 Annual Report released this week. The rise reflects a growing awareness of domestic violence issues and the vital services RSL provides […]
Roscommon Safe Link, the front-line domestic abuse service for the Roscommon region, is issuing a special request to individuals, social groups, sports clubs and organisations to organise a fundraising event in support of the charity. Roscommon Safe Link has been in existence since 2011. The organisation, which is a registered charity, provides it service to […]
Roscommon Safe link receive grant aid from the Community Foundation of Ireland. This support allows us to continue and enhance our work in helping people to survive domestic violence and coercive control. The Community Foundation of Ireland say, “We believe in an Ireland where everyone feels they belong. An Ireland where people are equal and […]
The Dragonfly forms part of our organisation logo here at Roscommon Safe Link. We have chosen it because in almost every part of the world, the Dragonfly symbolises change, transformation, adaptability, and self-realisation. The change that is often referred to has its source in mental and emotional maturity and understanding the deeper meaning of life. […]
Roscommon Safe Link New Website roscommonsafelink.ie Launched The domestic abuse and violence frontline service for Co Roscommon has launched their new website in recent days. The site is designed to be first point of contact for women and men who are experience domestic abuse and coercive control. Speaking at the launch, Roscommon Safe Link Chairperson, […]
The recent Covid-19 crisis has given rise to an increase in domestic violence and abuse in Co Roscommon. A local charity dealing with the fall-out has announced an increase of 50% over the past few weeks, in calls to its helpline for information and support. Roscommon Safe Link is a non-profit charitable organisation based in Boyle, Co. […]
